Secrecy : African art that conceals and reveals / Mary Nooter

This study examines the intellectual complexity and social contexts of Luba art from central Africa. It explores how mnemonic devices, such as memory boards and sculpted figures, are used to interpret and preserve royal history, myths, and political protocols.

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Architecture/Art/Arts Art -- Philosophy/Arts Art/Arts Beads Crowns in art Culture Dogon (African people)/Ethnology -- Mali/Anthropology Ejagham (African people)/Ethnology -- Nigeria/Anthropology Gold/Precious metals/Metals Iron/Native element minerals/Minerals Masks, African Masks/Costume/Clothing and dress/Manners and customs/Civilisation Sculpture/Art/Arts Senufo (African people)/Ethnology -- Mali/Anthropology Songye (African people)/Ethnology -- Congo (Democratic Republic)/Anthropology Staffs (Sticks, canes, etc.)/Clothing and dress/Manners and customs/Civilisation Wood sculpture, African Wood sculpture, Yoruba Wood sculpture/Sculpture/Art/Arts Wood-carving/Woodwork/Decorative arts/Art/Arts Yoruba (African people)/Ethnology -- Nigeria/Anthropology